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Keeping Pets in Their Place
Why we can't afford to treat animals like they're humans.
Charles Colson with Anne Morse | posted 4/29/2008 08:27AM

The Healing Pen
Philip Yancey writes to save his past—and others' futures.
Tim Stafford | posted 4/29/2008 08:25AM

Seriously Disturbed
Wiping out HIV
It's good for the soul to fight the virus.
Kay Warren | posted 4/28/2008 08:34AM

MUSIC REVIEW
A Musical Lectio Divina
Ryan Lott's meditative, mystical, and mesmerizing debut.
Andy Whitman | posted 4/24/2008 08:47AM

Bookmarks
Short reviews of books on jihadism, the Lord's Supper, and Steve Martin.
John Wilson, editor of Books & Culture | posted 4/23/2008 09:19AM

My Top 5 Books on World Christianity
By Martin E. Marty, author of The Christian World: A Global History (Modern Library) | posted 4/22/2008 08:49AM

The CEO Who Takes Greek Exegesis
The experience of Zondervan's new head, Maureen 'Moe' Girkins, hints at the future of Christian publishing.
Interview by Collin Hansen | posted 4/22/2008 08:47AM

Review
Dear Disillusioned Generation
The 'failed experiment' called the church still looks better than the alternatives.
Katie Galli | posted 4/21/2008 08:45AM

A Jesus for Real Men
What the new masculinity movement gets right and wrong.
Brandon O'Brien | posted 4/18/2008 09:19AM

REFLECTIONS
Children
Quotations to stir heart and mind.
Compiled by Richard A. Kauffman | posted 4/17/2008 08:38AM

REVIEW
The Elusive Middle
Jim Wallis's attempt to transcend party politics in The Great Awakening never takes off.
Review by Collin Hansen | posted 4/16/2008 09:06AM

Yes, Nominal Evangelicals Exist
But they are an opportunity, not a scandal.
A Christianity Today editorial. | posted 4/15/2008 08:32AM

Egypt's Identity Impasse
Former Muslims seek to change their government-issued cards as outreach gains ground.
Timothy C. Morgan in Cairo | posted 4/14/2008 08:50AM

Inside CT
Rescuing Bookstores
David Neff | posted 4/11/2008 10:12AM

Bringing the Bookstore to Church
More and more churches get into the book business.
Cindy Crosby | posted 4/11/2008 10:10AM

Locking the Doors for the Last Time
Customers 'feel like one of their family members has died.'
Cindy Crosby | posted 4/11/2008 10:05AM

How to Save the Christian Bookstore
(Hint: Stop making it so religious.)
Cindy Crosby | posted 4/11/2008 10:02AM

Kingdom Sightings
A Multifaceted Gospel
Why evangelicals shouldn't be threatened by new tellings of the Good News.
Al Hsu | posted 4/10/2008 09:41AM

Political Eyes Wide Open
Helping Kenya begins by rejecting simplistic analyses and solutions.
A Christianity Today editorial | posted 4/07/2008 08:50AM

CHRISTIAN VISION PROJECT
An Open-Handed Gospel
We have to decide whether we have a stingy or a generous God.
Richard J. Mouw | posted 4/03/2008 09:14AM

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Hollywood Hellfighter
Elusive billionaire Philip Anschutz used to bemoan the lack of family-friendly movies. Not anymore.

Mark Moring | posted 5/13/2008 08:56AM

Corporate-Sponsored Terror
Wives of slain missionaries sue Chiquita for complicity in the murders.

Ken Walker | posted 5/13/2008 08:58AM

The Grace of Wrath
Is there any story about God that isn't a love story?

Carolyn Arends | posted 5/12/2008 09:13AM

Suing for Reconciliation
Struggling congregation alleges the denomination sold its sanctuary unlawfully.

Paul Asay | posted 5/12/2008 09:15AM

Great Leap Forward
China is changing and so is its church. How new urban believers are shaping society in untold ways.

Rob Moll | posted 5/09/2008 08:10AM

Poll: Do you limit yourself to movies with a certain rating?

From Christianity Today Movies:
Becoming Caspian
Ben Barnes is playing the part of a storybook hero he's loved since he was a kid—but now he's got to figure out how to deal with being a teen idol himself.

Mark Moring | posted 5/14/2008 07:36AM

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